Having controlled the five senses and having the strength of mind, on behalf of Bhagirata, who was steadfast in his sincere penance for many number of years,received the Ganga, which flowed with great force, having many angry forms, in his red matted locks. (see 1st verse.)

Having heaped in the form of a Lingam, the sand which was found in plenty in the river Manni, on seeing bathing it, with love, with the cow's milk, having milked it.bestowed on the bachelor who severed the leg of his angry father then itself, the beautiful name of Chandeesan, which is conspicuous. (see 1st verse.)

Taking the form of Kāla Bhairava, holding in the hands a trident which spreads many rays of light and a drum tapering in the middle like the shape of an hour-glass, which makes a big sound Kala Bhairava. Seeing Uma being frightened when he flayed the elephant, laughed opening the bright and beautiful lips which are like coral in color.(see 1st verse.)

When the celestial beings, who do not wink stood in his presence surrounding him and made obeisance scattering pure flowers and requested Siva. Take it in your mind to save us even before the time-measure for the snap of the fingers elapsed, destroyed all the three eminent cities which were staying in the sky to be engulfed by the bright fire and bestowed his grace on the immortals. (see 1st verse.)

When Brahma, who created this world at the beginning together with Vishnu, praised and worshiped by saying our 'unequaled master.' He assumed the form of fire so that they could not know the head and feet of the brilliance which has no end. (see 1st verse.)

When the demon of enormous prowess who had no equal ran and when his strong shoulders which lifted the big mountain Kailash, and shinning crowns were crushed, and when he approached submissively Siva saying "my god!", ` took away the feet resembling flower, which pressed him down, and bestowed his benign grace. (see 1st verse.)

My mind which thought of Siva, the pearl the precious stone the gold the bunch which resembles the coral which has a stem, the shoot of the garland made of diamond.The seed which is the cause of all things and which is worn on the head by the immortals. The Vedas that are learnt orally and that describe sacrifices. The father who is eminent how magnificently did it think?

(see 1st verse.) The god that existed before all the worlds were created, who has a visible form, who is the embodiment of happiness and who is praised by sages who are renowned for meditation, who pervades in everything and who is the brilliant light divine. The lady to be seized with fear, our loving friend who flayed an elephant which has a trunk resembling the strong palmyra tree and which rose from the sacrificial fire of the sages of Daruka forest. (Palmyra is compared to the elephants trunk on account of its black color and ruggedness.) (see 1st verse.)

(see 1st verse.) Siva who is sweeter than the juice of the sugar-cane, the brilliance of the scorching sun, the nectar that rose in the big ocean, he who has no death and birth, who is the meaning of the principal sentence, Tattvam Asi in Vedantam.The rare gold who is praised by the sages who have done great penances. see 1st verse.

Desiring war, who had as his idea of the destruction of the cities by discharging a straight arrow, who is the god who has a body glittering like gold. The sole master of the celestial beings who meditate on him, the dancer whose love is insatiable though, he has united in his body as a half one lady. What a wonder it thought worthily!

(see 1st verse.) Youth who kicked with his leg the god of death, who rides on a young white bull, who bears on his big bundle of matted locks, a river, to be praised by the celestial beings who do not wink, who is as sweet as nectar and grants immortality and who is praised by his devotees, who smears himself with sacred ash which gives Siva Amudham. see 4th verse.

(see 1st verse.) The warrior who flayed a male elephant which has a trunk which has a curve and which is in color and ruggedness like the Palmyra tree. (see verse 2, line 3) One who loves his devotees one who is loved by his devotees, who has the mountain, extensive Kailash having shining luster as his abode. He who has on his half the daughter of the mountain, Himalayam, who is holding fire in the palm. ( see 4th verse.)

(see 1st verse.) Who is the object of meditation of the meditators who perform it according to rules, who stays in the minds of those who meditate on him.The chief who smears himself with the white sacred ash which is as white as the superior conch. The light divine to the celestial beings in heaven, the lamp that never diminishes in its brilliance. The source of all things who cannot be measured by any means of acquiring correct knowledge. (see 1st verse.)

(see 1st verse.) Siva who is familiar to all the worlds, the youth who covered himself, the daughter of the mountain to be frightened, with the skin of a young and frenzied elephant which can be compared to a mountain and whose trunk is like a big Palmyra tree. The beautiful god who placed a crescent moon on his cool matted locks, to be united together who others things. see 1st verse.

(see 1st verse.) Siva who is as bright as the lightning in the cloud, who is equal to himself as he is the big and ultimate reality. He who is like the apple in the eye,who is like the light in the midst of dense darkness, the god who rose high to make the two gods, Brahma and Vishnu who cannot comprehend in their minds, to be frightened. see 1st verse.